Wills Filed Reach Widows and Kin in Large Estate Distributions
Four recently probated wills in Orphans Court largely favor the immediate families of the deceased with multiple bequests in jewelry furniture and silverware. Notable provisions include the Belt estate with funds for a church and various heirs and the Tiedses and Horine estates issuing specific gifts to spouses children and religious bodies. Debates award honors for a Montgomery County school contest won by Rockville and Gaithersburg teams.
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Orphan's Court
Anne Remsen Belt
Rock Hall
Trinity church
Bor
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Wilmington
Delaware
Henry W. Lyndall
Ralph W. Cooper
Daniel P. Barnard
John A. Barnard
Virginia Thompson
Margaret Barnard
Annie M. Cooper
Margaret Cooper Hunn
Edith Bernalds
Margaret Cooper
John Nessie Lyndall
John A Barnard
Sarah C. Cooxer
Margaret M. Lindale
Esther E. Watson
Clara Thompson
Emmeline Hasson
Nike
Pomsen C
Bareard
John A. Bernard
Virginia
Julia Belz
McGill Bel
Henrieta Morothy
Mary B. F. Hawkins
W. Nam F. Kourtz
Estella Bader
Winnington
William F. Kurtz
Daniel P. Barnard, Jr
McGill Belt
Hedges
Anna Marie Tiedses
Samuel 5. Hedges
Jessie Marie Dail Hedges
Frank
Jessie Dull
Mechanicsburg
Charles B. Groff
Merriwood D. Harp
Samuel H. Hedges
Katharine C. Brown
Catharine R. Cuile
Emory Liniz
Clinton W. Jennings
Stern
Taewil
Jennie Stern
Rose Stern
Salomon Stern
Arihur Stern
daughie Stern
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M. Margaret Marsh
Leaders Resume Upward Movement Across Sectors
In New York on March 26 the market saw renewed buying and short covering. Several leaders including sugars, equipment, oils, motors, shippings, and public utilities recovered from recent declines while call money rose to 5 1/2 percent, tempering gains.
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Associated Press
New York
Markins
Mission Offering Noted At Teacher Training Graduation
A Methodist Episeopal Sunday school ceremony honored the Teacher Training class led by Miss Margaret Duvall. Seven graduates were named including Mrs. Z. O. Wrightson and Miss Dorothy Marken. The Leaders class contributed $500 toward missions, total school giving this year $2 809.37, with a recent increase over last year. Special services and weekly events followed, culminating in Easter plans and a sunrise prayer meeting.
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Margaret Duvall
Mary Filler
Elmner
FL “sWunshower
Geo. F. Daugherty
C. E. Cline
Missions
J. O. Wrightson
Christ
Jerusalem
Chas. Hudson
Epworth League
Z. C. Wrightson
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Jennie Delashmatt
Thomas J. Schaeffer
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Woman's Home Blissignarr Society
Man 60 Kills Self in Trechanicsville Carroll County
A 60 year old man killed himself Saturday morning at his Trechanicsville home after weeks of illness and a recent convalescence in Westminster. His mother found him in his room with a pistol shot to the head. authorities ruled no inquest needed. The incident occurred in the family home as he had previously expressed distress.
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Trechanicsville
Carroll
Sally
Westminster
Theodore F. Brown
R. Lee Hutchins
Ambler
aching Lou
Loras rGeraldine
April Showers Due Today Amid Warmer Palms Sunday Outlook
Palm Sunday brought sun but today clouds bring possible rain with a fair Tuesday expected. Thermometer highs may reach between 60 and 65 degrees with Friday marking the warmest in months and rainfall records likely to be broken this month.
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mercury
mercy
Baltimore man Guilty on Intoxicant Charge in Police Court
Alexander B. Greene, a young Baltimorean, pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicants and was fined 960 dollars plus costs by Judge Samuel Riggs. He faced a jail sentence later suspended. In a separate case, John W. Dove of Murcaster’s Mill near Redland was fined for violating the local option law and sentenced to months in the house of correction, suspended by the judge. A civil suit in Rock against Standard Oil Company resulted in judgment for HW B. Hendricks of Montgomery County for a disputed gasoline payment. Women's Clubs Federation meeting announced for Montgomery County with about fourteen hundred members hosting at Arlington Grate and the YMCA set for an annual federation gathering with chief officers to be elected.
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Alexander BE. Greene
Baltmorean
Samuel Riggs
John W. Dove
Murcaster’s mill
Redland
Monisonery County
Riggs
house of correction
HW. B. Hendricks
ensington_ Mostgomery county
Mono! County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary 16
annmgton Grate
Woman's Club
Police Court Roundup Hoods Arraigned After Disorderly Conduct
M. J. Hood was arrested by Officer Walsh for disorderly conduct and posted 19 dollars collateral for a 7 34 hearing. George Ebert and Ha were arrested in a fight and face hearings today with Tanner Officer Smith.
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M. J. Hood
Walsh
George Ebert ara Ha
Tanner Officer Smith
Stock Exchange Replies to Saunders on Pre Trading Contracts
The New York Stock Exchange issued a formal statement defending its rules amid charges from Clarence Saunders of Piggly-Wiggly Stores. It stated that no member could disavow contracts made before trading and that stock data from the day must be posted by 2.15 p.m.
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Associated Press
w York
New York Stock Exchange
Clarence Saunders
Supervisors from Frederick Attend Maryland School Meeting in Baltimore
Frederick county supervisors joined state wide sessions in Baltimore, led by State Supervisor Albert S. Cook. The two day conference at Baltimore County School Board offices discussed improving supervision and public cooperation, with a luncheon at the Rennett Hotel closing the event.
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Frederick county
Baltimore
AlbertS. Cook
Baltimore County School Board
Rennett
Hulda Brust
Caroline McIntyre
Steln E. Brown
Hal Lealore
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Maryland
Miss McIntyre
Tyers
Miss Butler
Montzgemechnir
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Ben Baltimore
Chadwick
Howard comba
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Montgomers cogn
Mary's
Miss Helfenstein Slightly Improved After Suicide Attempt
Miss Ruth Helfenstein, daughter of Aire Nannie MacGill Tieffenstein, was taken to Frederick City Hospital after swallowing four bichloride tablets in the law office of Harry C. Tull. She attempted to end her life Saturday night and showed slight improvement days later as details of the incident emerged.
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Ruth E
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Aire
Nannie MacGill Tieffenstein
Frederick City Hospital
Harry C. Tull
Peoples Fire Insurance Company
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Bernhardt Not Expected To Live
Paris report says Madame Bernhardt remains in critical condition with hypodermic injections keeping her under constant influence. A physician stated he did not expect her to survive the day.
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Associated Press
Paris
Madame Bernhardt
Dress and Hat Found Linked to Slain Model
Detectives found Dorothy Keenan's dress and hat at her mother Anna Keenan's home. A beaded bag with a letter from John Kearsley Mitchell was also recovered, fueling theories of blackmail over a Palm Beach connection.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Keenan
Anna Keenan
Miss Keenan
Mr. Mithell
Lighted cigar sparks deadly blaze at Princeton Apartments
A lighted cigar tossed by an intoxicated man started a seven-story fire at the Princeton Apartments in West ... The blaze killed ten people including Anna Fries and Margaret Lee and seriously injured many others. Firemen and police were burned while performing rescues. Dr. John Callahan fractured both arms.
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Associated Press
New York
Princeton
West TUR street
sre
Anna Fries
Gaston Mizonle
Margaret Lee
Emily
Lee
Wansevereir
John M. Callahan
U B S S Passes 300 Mark in Attendance
The United Brethren Sunday School recorded an attendance of 308 with a 46.60 offering and SX new members enrolled. Rev War R. Glen preached on the call of the first disciples and Welcoming or Rejecting Jesus. Easter services planned with Holy Communion and member reception.
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United Brethren Sunday school
Polly
Missionary Society
Rena Moberly
War R. Glen
Jesus
Thursda
Louisa Jacobs
Anna Mare Murphy
Large crowd hears Sunday band concert at Cuy Opera House
A large crowd attended the First Regiment Band concert at the Cuy Opera House Sunday afternoon. The program featured "The Haunted House" and encore pieces including "Somewhere a Voice is Calling" and "Be neath The Window." Saxophonist H David Hogan led the band with a well received solo. trombone soloist E Austin Rhoads also drew praise as Fredericktonians show growing interest in continuing summer concerts.
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First Regiment
Cuy Opera House
E. Austin Rhoads
H. David Hogan
Nevin
E_ Austin Rheads
Balie
The Pains
Fa a
David Hagan
mareh Militaire
Offcer
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Dax
Jewell
Charges Perjury Plot in House of David Case
Grand Father faces seven charges in a suit accusing a conspiracy to topple the House of David colony. Esther T daughter-in-law, Rosetta, and others testified they pressed for false charges against Benjamin Purnell to obtain money and damage the colony.
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HOUSE OF DAVID
David bs John
Nash
Esther T
SOUSA
Kien
Quimio Rosetta
Hansen
Gar
Benjamin Purnell
Rosetta
Esther Hantel
Purnell
Lobster Palace in New York Closes After Prohibition Actions
The Broadway lobster palace, among the first of its kind, shut its doors after an action by the United States attorney to close it for alleged violations. Manager J Morax and owner Thomas J. Mmig faced permanent closure amid the ongoing prohibition crackdown, with the restaurant accused of continuing service during the closing hours.
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The Associated Press
York
Shaniers
Broadway
Man Fined for Liquor Charge in Baltimore Court
Jefferson D. Hooper of Thurmont pleaded guilty in Baltimore federal court to possessing 200 tallers of peach mash and 1 gallon of distilled spirits on his New Windsor farm. He was fined $259 plus costs.
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Jefferson D. Hooper
United States Court
Baltimore
New Windsor
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